| KING
BAGYIDAW (1819-1837) |
- The 8 pictures drawn on white cloth around the
first level of the coronation palace clockwise from
east to north-east.
- Fly-whisk
- Handled elephant goad
- Fan in the shape of Peacock's tail
- Nandiyavatta O Sauk Pan (Umbrella of Flowers)
- Feasts with various tastes
- Clockwise conch
- Leading bull
- A clockwise conch decorated with gems, which hereditary
rich men bear to pour the water of consecration;
- A clockwise conch decorated with gems, which hereditary
consecration brahmans bear;
- A gem-studded crown placed together with a royal
couch.
- A four-edged dagger;
- Ornamental ear-plugs;
- A fly-whisk;
- A clockwise conch;
- Sash worn as insignia of a King;
- Royal white robe;
- Duyin (King's Jacket);
- Royal shoes;
- King's Paso (garment);
- A royal dressing table
|
CPP-057.
 Register |
-
A gold tray and various flowers
of 10 ticals weight; 10 Gamone (herbs with aromatic
tubers) of 10 ticals weight; A mallet to pound Tayaw
(bark of the small tree of the grewia species);
a big pot to soak Tayaw in; a gilt lacquer salver
with stand to mix and knead Tayaw, Kinpun (soapacacia)
and other medicinal herbs; a zodiac decorated gold
bowl; 3 big glazed earthen pots filled with the
water of rivers; 3 pots filled with water and sprouts
and sprigs; the Sakra Yaezinkhan Chamber (Sakra
means the lord of the first and second levels of
existence of the nat devas. Yaezinkhan means accepting
the water).
|
| CPP-058.
Register
|
| « Previous Page | next Page » |
